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• SASIALIT is a forum for the discussion of South Asian Literature.
• South Asian Graduate Research Journal contains some book reviews of South Asian Literature.
• South Asian American Literature focuses on literary works of South Asian Diaspora in the USA and contains some reviews and creative writing.

• South Asian Fiction Features new books by Indian authors
• How to find South Asian books abroad
• WWW Virtual Library: Asian Studies: India: Literature
• E-journals, collections, and web sites:
  • Hindustan Literature
  • IndiaConnect Books
  • Indian Review of Books
  • IndiaStar: A Literary Magazine
  • IndiaWorld Poem of the Day
  • IndiaWorld Short Story of the Week
  • IndoLink Book Reviews
  • Monsoon: South Asian Literature & Culture
  • Panwala Book Reviews
  • South Asian American Literature
  • SAIR: Literature of India
  • Subcontinental literature in English and in other languages from Voice of the Shuttle
• Bibliographies:
  • Bibliography on Literature Written by South Asian Women (Irene Joshi)
  • Sawnet bookshelf: books by and about South Asian women and kids' books
  • South Asian Diaspora Bibliographies and general South Asia Guides (UC Berkeley Library)
  • South Asian Diaspora Literature in English (Irene Joshi)
  • South Asian Diaspora Literature: a bibliography (Vanessa Tait)
  • South Asian Writers
  • South Asian works with gay/lesbian/bisexual themes in the International LGB Bibliography
  • Updateable South Asian Writers Database from Tagore.com
• About individual authors:
  • Niard C. Chaudhuri
  • Rohinton Mistry
  • Arundhati Roy  
  • Salman Rushdie
• About individual books:
  • The Guide by R.K. Narayan (Paul Brians)
  • The Moor's Last Sigh by Salman Rushdie (from Random House)
  • The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie (Paul Brians)
  • Passage to Lahore by Julian Samuel
  • My Own Country by Abraham Verghese (from Vintage)
• Miscellany:
  • "An Area of Brightness: Indian writers in English are gaining acceptance" by Debashish Mukerji (The Week)
  • "Elegy and Affirmation: Two writers whose roots are in the subcontinent but whose lucent visions transcend geography" (Pico Iyer on Romesh Gunesekera and Abraham Verghese, in Time)
  • Fiction from India: Where the truth lies (reviews from The Economist)
  • Great Personalities in the History of Bengali Literature
  • Indo-Anglian Fiction: Writing India, Elite Aesthetics, and the Rise of the 'Stephanian' Novel by Leela Gandhi
  • Mumbai/Bombay: Indian Literature in English
  • "Old and new masters of Indian literature" by Louis Stiller
• Other South Asian forums:
  • Indian newsgroups and mailing lists
  • South Asian CyberCafe chat rooms
  • South Asian diaspora mailing lists and newsgroups